Nothing commences the holiday season quite like putting up the Christmas tree. There's a common misconception that the ornaments are the most important component of the tree, when in fact, the real ...

If you’re a Baby Boomer (or older), you may have fond childhood memories of the annual family Christmas tree–beautifully decorated with lots of lights and loads of ornaments–slowly rotating in its ...

If you’re anything like us, decorating your Christmas tree is one of your most enjoyable, treasured holiday traditions. Seeing ornaments glisten amongst the tree lights always evokes magical memories.

The best Christmas tree stands make it effortless to lock in your tree securely, water it throughout the season, and remove your tree when Christmas has come to a close. Our picks are based on ...

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After 56 years, [Jeff Cotten]’s rotating Christmas tree stand had decided enough was enough. While its sturdy cast aluminum frame was ready for another half-century of merriment, the internal ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Doug Mahoney, Erica Ogg and Ed Grabianowski Nothing kills the Christmas spirit ...